Search Results for abolition

... in the rise of immigration control and mass incarceration. carcerality immigration abolition amnesty ...

... in the development of what comes to be called heteronormativity in the twentieth century. By focusing queer critique on a domain like abolition, whose established historiography has been little focused queer sexuality, this chapter wagers that we can rethink and reimagine the stakes of even our most familiar...

... how the overlapping sex offender, queer, and criminalization/incarceration organizing tensions provide an opportunity to reflect on the wider implications of the authors’ very local work and to build shared analysis. activism prison abolition sex offender criminalization queer politics ...

...From Independence to the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 1822–1850 ...

...Coffee, the Empire, and Abolition, 1851–1888 ...

...Puerto Rican Counterpoint II<subtitle>Mourning Abolition Realism</subtitle> ...

... Freed people and ex-masters had different ideas about the relationships that would be developed on sugar plantations after the abolition of slavery. These different ideas produced tension and conflict around the definition of the parameters of the day-to-day social relations in the Recôncavo...

...French Male Writers<subtitle>Restoration, Abolition, Entertainment</subtitle> ...